Hydrodynamic Separator Trash Capture Devices Routine and On-Demand Maintenance Services

The City of Richmond, California, is seeking routine and on-demand maintenance services for its hydrodynamic separator trash capture devices. The agency needs to prevent system blockages, address public complaints, and manage post-storm debris accumulation to maintain proper stormwater flow. The selected contractor will resolve issues related to high debris capacity, vandalism, illegal dumping, and reduced hydraulic performance. The scope of work covers the removal of all accumulated trash, debris, sediment, and floatables from the devices. The contractor must clean internal components, perform flushing or jetting when required, and inspect device conditions during maintenance activities. The agency also requires the removal of obstructions, minor repairs to internal components or access structures, and the removal of large or unusual debris. Bidders must perform all work onsite and must be located onshore within the United States. The agency will accept digital bid submissions via email or online, and the contract will run for a period of one year. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is looking for proposals to determine the cost. The agency will host a pre-bid meeting on May 26, 2026, to discuss the project requirements. Bidders must submit all questions regarding the opportunity no later than June 02, 2026. The agency will evaluate proposals based on the submitted bids, though specific weighted evaluation criteria are not detailed in the initial request.